Country Music Rebel You Wetzel Replaced his microphone for the name tag this week while taking over the new title: the crew for the day in Raising Cane Dallas-area restaurant support office.

Texas performer on the mother and charts entered the world of fast food under the mentoring of a long-term friend and raising the Cane's founders Todd Grobova.

Together, Duo brought his signature brand Humor, Chaos and Camaraderie into the corporate environment while filming entertainment content and joked whether Wetzel cut out of 9 to 5, and the explosion was there for everyone!

"Who would last longer if Todd and I transferred a job on the day? It's a throw!" Wetzel laughed. "But the first thing I would do as a crew rename a combination of category in Koenik a combination for 28. February."

The graves and Wetzel have been close friends for years, they break shared memories everywhere from Yellowstone to Super Bowl Suites for music festivals. One of their infamous gluing? Time graves gave Wetzel a very permanent souvenir.

. "It turned out to look more like Kentucky. I hope his tattoo skills have become better!"

"We were Montana for one of the Ke's shows and we ended up on a two-hour delay for lightning, and Kother suddenly appeared, I didn't explain the graves, I don't know anything about the tattoos, but I keep going to give a man and I think I'm thinking He pressed too much, because I went to put more "crusts," and Koe said, "I" don't say! "He screamed and cried all the time."

This latest CANE drop is not the first time Wetzel went out behind the counter.

He had previously joined the graves on raising a truck with food, working "shift", while he was performing his hit "28. February 2016" with lyrics by replacing the honor of the brand. Wetzel also made performances in the Cane package on Super Bowl Lvi and raised Cane as a sponsor of the tour in recent years.

"Todd and I share love for open and many common interests. We like to go out and have a good time and we have some great memories," Wetzel said. "Todd is a great guy and doing so many people so much, so we get along well. I'm very happy to be part of the family upbringing in Cane."

For tombs admiration is mutual.

"I've always been a big fan of Ke's music and love that he didn't change his style over the years. He continues to do so in his own way and is very respected in the country of music communities and in the entire Nashville by all sizes," graves said. "Ke and I first gathered when I invited him to a package of Cane for Super Bowl Lvi on Sofia and we had a great time."

CANEO CEO, "He is a true person who has determination, passion and vision of his music, and that is one of the things I love most. I inspire people who work there and chase your dreams and I have that in common and more."

During the press conference, the two were also placed on the largest lessons they learned during their careers and which advice gave the dreamers who chase success.